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Posted on 2/2/16 at 8:53 am to WG_Dawg
Posted on 2/2/16 at 8:53 am to WG_Dawg
I already said I think GT has less than 10% chance. I don't at all think he is going to GT. Which basically means I think he is 70% ND. The other 30 you can fill in.
He had a "5 star visit to GT last weekend" and according those close to him GT made up a lot of ground.
UGAs insiders would say the same and ND insiders already think he is theirs to lose.
Nobody knows on this kid.
He had a "5 star visit to GT last weekend" and according those close to him GT made up a lot of ground.
UGAs insiders would say the same and ND insiders already think he is theirs to lose.
Nobody knows on this kid.
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Posted on 2/2/16 at 9:25 am to MustangGTech
They already "adjusted" LSU's class two weeks ago to ensure that Bama gets this like every other year. So enjoy it gumps you bought it. (As long as you guys have the most subscribers you get Number 1 class)
Tom Luginbill, the national recruiting director for ESPN, believes in the "Bama bump." But he thinks it's predicated more on recruiting networks trying to appease subscribers than a nod to Nick Saban's track record.
"Keep in mind that a lot of these recruiting websites and resources are reliant upon revenue of a fan signing up for a team site," Luginbill says. "When that's the case and you have to drive up (subscription) sales, what do you think those sites are going to do? They are going to start pumping and priming players that are committed to their school or considering their school and place them above other players because they are trying to drive subscription sales.
"Anyone who says that isn't true is full of baloney."
Rivals and 247 are biggest bama sites, also the ones the downgraded LSU's class two weeks ago securing the victory for bama. lol
LINK
Tom Luginbill, the national recruiting director for ESPN, believes in the "Bama bump." But he thinks it's predicated more on recruiting networks trying to appease subscribers than a nod to Nick Saban's track record.
"Keep in mind that a lot of these recruiting websites and resources are reliant upon revenue of a fan signing up for a team site," Luginbill says. "When that's the case and you have to drive up (subscription) sales, what do you think those sites are going to do? They are going to start pumping and priming players that are committed to their school or considering their school and place them above other players because they are trying to drive subscription sales.
"Anyone who says that isn't true is full of baloney."
Rivals and 247 are biggest bama sites, also the ones the downgraded LSU's class two weeks ago securing the victory for bama. lol
LINK
This post was edited on 2/2/16 at 9:33 am
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